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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines - SMH.com.au

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Brisbane Times (AU)4h ago

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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines

About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.

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The Age (AU)4h ago

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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines

About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.

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Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)4h ago

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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines

About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.

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The Age (AU)4h ago

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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines

About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.

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CNBC4h ago

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Your GP is probably already using AI. Now it could talk to you about your medicines - SMH.com.au

About 40 per cent of Australian GPs use an AI scribe, and none are approved by the TGA. Now the industry’s biggest player has raised $476 million to do much more than take notes.

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